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Next phase of work begins at I-275/SR 32 Eastgate area

EASTGATE, OH (FOX19) -

Roadwork began Friday near the I-275/S.R. 32 interchange in the Eastgate area.

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) hosted a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of the third phase of work to improve this area.

The improvements will focus on making travel easier and safer along S.R. 32 from the I-275 interchange to Olive Branch-Stonelick Road.

The goals of the project are to better accommodate increasing traffic levels, reduce congestion and travel delays and improve access and safety for drivers.

ODOT hopes to have this phase of the project done in 2015.

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